Please try the following setup for your modem:
Recommended:
Generic Class 1 with Hardware Flow Control
Init String for WinFax Pro 4.0:
AT&F&C1&D2&K3S7=55\
Sincerely,
Brett Simpson [Symantec Corp.]
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I've used the settings you recommended but still cannot receive faxes. The
string that seems to work about 50% of the time is:
AT&F&H1&R2S36=0S7=90\
Do you have any other recommendations.
Michael
Brett Simpson [Symantec] wrote in message
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Try the following init string:
AT&F&C1&D2&H1S7=55S36=0
Also, please ensure that you have the modem setup as a Generic Class 1
with Hardware Flow Control.
The string you suggested, AT&F&C1&D2&H1S7=55S36=0, connected then
failed within seconds. Please make further reccomendations.
I am using Generic Class 1 with Hardware Flow Control. Also, I have
disabled ECM Recieve.
Thanks,
Michael
Try one of the following modem init strings:
AT&F1&H1S36=0S7=90\
or
AT&F&I2&R2&H3S36=0S7=90\
or
AT&FX4&A1&B1&H1&M4&R2S36=0^M
or
AT&F&H3&R2&I2S7=90S9=1S36=0\ (Suggested by US Robotics) AT&F&H1S7=90\
Reset: ATH\